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To control whether or not attachments are
used at all, create a new DWORD entry named DisableAttachments
on each of the backend servers. Depending on how you want
attachments to be handled, use:
0 To permit all attachments
1 To permit no attachments
2 To permit attachments from
back-end servers (and accepted Front-end servers.)
This last option is important to the rest
of this article as it provides the tools we need to provide
different attachment handling for different scenarios. This
value works hand-in-hand with the “AcceptedAttachmentFrontEnds”
string value you can add to identify which Front-end servers
should allow attachments (based on the file type rules). Front
end servers or namespaces that are not on the list will not
allow attachments. Let me explain:
If you don’t want to purchase a new
Front-End server (who would) then just add an IP, a new Web Site
and certificate.
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